Japan's ruling coalition has proposed establishing a drafting panel for a constitutional amendment, specifically to introduce an article addressing national emergencies.

Japan's ruling coalition plans to pass the new fiscal year budget bill through the House of Representatives on March 13, despite strong opposition from other parties. Negotiations are ongoing, with the Democratic Party for the People indicating support if the passage is delayed.

Japan's ruling coalition has put forward a proposal that would permit the export of lethal arms, marking a potential shift in the country's defense policy.

Japan's ruling coalition intends to hold a vote on the current fiscal year's budget bill in the House of Councillors as early as next week, seeking cooperation from parties like the Japan Conservative Party to secure its passage despite not holding a majority.

Japan's ruling coalition proposed concluding budget committee questioning on March 13 to pass the new fiscal year budget bill through the Lower House this week, but opposition parties rejected the proposal, viewing it as a precursor to a vote.

Following the recent House of Representatives election, Japan's ruling coalition has secured 25 out of 27 key committee posts, including the budget and constitutional review committee chairs previously held by opposition members.

Japan's ruling coalition is pushing for the national budget to be enacted through the Upper House as early as Tuesday, despite calls from opposition parties for four rounds of intensive deliberations.

Japan's ruling coalition, comprising the LDP-JIP, has submitted a proposal to revise rules on defense equipment exports, a significant policy shift that would allow for the export of lethal arms.